The long-awaited authorized biography of the late Supreme Court Justice William Brennan Jr. is back on track. Biographer Stephen Wermiel said last week he has recruited a collaborator and co-author to help "jump start" the completion of the work, which began in 1986 while Brennan was still on the Court. New co-author Seth Stern says that he brings a new "generational" approach to the project -- the reporter and 2001 Harvard Law School grad was in fifth grade when Wermiel began working on the book.
January 18, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The long-awaited authorized biography of the late Justice William Brennan Jr. is back on track.
Biographer Stephen Wermiel, associate professor at American University’s Washington College of Law, said last week he has recruited a collaborator and co-author to help “jump-start” the completion of the work, which he began in 1986 while Brennan was still on the Court. Wermiel covered the Court for The Wall Street Journal at the time.
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